JOSHUA—NOTE ON Joshua 3:15 The Jordan overflows all its banks—caused by spring rains and snowmelt from the Mount Hermon region and the Jordan’s headwaters—throughout the time of harvest, that is, the grain harvest of March–April. Normally the Jordan has a 3- to 10-foot (0.9- to 3.0-m) depth and 90- to 100-foot (27- to 31-m) width. It would have been much more difficult to cross with the added water.

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